Diabetes

Well Diabities is very common disease just go for a walk daily and do some exertion like do your home work house jobs and stop eating sweets and oily foods should not be given preference what else everyuthing is fine you will be alive for 100 years my wishes god bles you

You need not worry as there is sure cure for diabetes i can ask one of my doctor friend to tell you the Medicines which are Herbal you can get in US itself for details give me your E mail

The best thing to do is talk to your doctor and get tips for you personally, cause everyone is different. You might not be able to eat certain things to where another person with diabetes can eat that same thing which you can't.

I have late onset (Type 2) Diabetes as a consequence of Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome. Most of the advice here is good, but the most important factors in controlling type 2 Diabetes is to limit the amount of fat - fat can raise your levels by many points. And try to avoid stress as it too can raise your levels. Sugar in moderation is allowed - a small amount - maybe an ice cream ocasionally won't hurt. BUT for me eating a slice of pizza, Indian or Chinese meals (made here in Australian restaurants) will send my levels up. Also rice - I use an Australian grown Doongarra rice - or Basmati is OK too. A friend has just had two of his toes amputated because he didn't look after himself and he has progressed from Type 2 Diabates to Type 1 (insulin dependant). He is only 50. So take care of yourselves people, and you can live long and healthy lives.

Diabetes can be deadly if not cured at an early stage. The person suffering from diabetics have to take many precautions: 1.shouldn't negelect any wounds as the wound may never heal. 2.stop all kinds of sweets . 3.excercise regularly. 4.consume a healthy diet. 5.take the prescribed medicines adviced by your doctor. 6.go for regular check-ups and blood-test. If all these precautions are taken then the person need not go for insulin injections.

BEING A DIABETIC MEANS NIT THE END OF LIFE. NOW A DAYS DIABETIS IS NOT A MAJOR PROBLEM TO THE PEOPLE. THE ADVENT OF NEW MEDICINES HAS MADE DIABETES A NORMAL VIRAL FEVER.

And also read this . The following diet should serve as a guideline. Upon arising : A glass of lukewarm water with freshly squeezed lemon juice. Breakfast : Any fresh fruit with the exception of bananas, soaked prunes, a small quantity of whole meal bread with butter and fresh milk. Lunch : Steamed or lightly cooked green vegetables such as cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, spinach, turnip, asparagus and mushrooms, two or three whole wheat chapatis according to appetite and a glass of butter-milk or curd. Mid-afternoon : A glass of fresh fruit or vegetable juice. Dinner : A large bowl of salad made up of all the raw vegetables in season. The salad may be followed by a hot course, if desired, and fresh home-made cottage cheese. Bedtime Snack : A glass of fresh milk.

Any successful method of diabetes treatment should aim at removal of the actual cause of the disease and building up of the whole health-level of the patient. Diet plays a vital role in such a treatment. The primary dietary consideration for a diabetic patient is that he should be a strict lacto-vegetarian and take a low-calorie, low-fat, alkaline diet of high quality natural foods. Fruits, nuts and vegetables, whole meal bread and dairy products form a good diet for the diabetic. These foods are best eaten in as dry a condition as possible to ensure thorough salivation during the first part of the process of digestion. Cooked starchy foods should be avoided as in the process of cooking the cellulose envelops of the starch granules burst and consequently, the starch is far too easily absorbed in the system. The excess absorbed has to be got rid of by the kidneys and appears as sugar in the urine. With raw starchy foods, however, the saliva and digestive juices in the small intestine regulate the quantities required to be changed into sugar for the body’s needs. The unused and undigested portion of raw starchy foods does not become injurious to the system, as it does not readily ferment. The diabetic should not be afraid to eat fresh fruits and vegetables which contain sugar and starch. Fresh fruits contain sugar fructose, which does not need insulin for its metabolism and is well tolerated by diabetics. Fats and oils should be taken sparingly, for they are apt to lower the tolerance for proteins and starches. Emphasis should be on raw foods as they stimulate and increase insulin production. For protein, home- made cottage cheese, various forms of soured milks and nuts are best. The patient should avoid overeating and take four or five small meals a day rather than three large ones.

Well I don't know much about it

My grandmother is diabetic. It still does not know very on the treatment, I also would like very to be able to help it to intender it more, but I still do not know.

diabetes is a disease in which the body either fails to produce insulin, or the insulin that it does produce is unable to adequately trigger the conversion of food into energy Symptoms are - Excessive thirst -frequent urination -weight loss -blurred vision -increased hunger -frequent skin, bladder or gum infections -irritability -tingling or numbness of hands and feet

i have no diabetes but have known people who have it..i think the key to that sickness for recovery is to exercise daily an abstain any foods that are prohibited in your diet.. be positive ok..

soak a teaspoon of methi seeds in the night and have it in the morning,consult ur doctor if u r on any medication,plenty of walking is good, timely food intake,avoid stressful situation,you'll do well.

The best thing I can suggest is that you let your meter guide you in your eating. It's very scary indeed, but you're right - we can still enjoy our lives. :)

Surely life isn't over when you are diagnosed with diabetes. But you have to take care of yourself a lot. The best people to talk you about what to do and what not, are definetely the doctors. The only ones that are really informed for it. Ask a doctor and ask from him/her to be as descriptive as possible.

Your life is definitely not over! Being a diabetic is actually forcing you to care about your body's actual needs instead of about what you want to do. You can still pretty much eat things you like, but in a more balanced way and smaller portions more often. If this helps you any, my grandfather was a diabetic for years. His key was to check his bloodsugar level daily and keep on top of it with the insulin, keeping it level before it could get too low or high. When my brother developed diabetes a few years ago, I stumbled upon a nutrition website http://www.in2nutrition.com/thediabeticdiet/ its not only for diabetics, but for anyone trying to lose weight or tone muscles. It was an excellent resource for me.

its ok buddy there are so many with diabetes There isnt a known cure for it, but you can ease it with Excercise and proper diet Dont worry just console yourself and be positive

there is alot of people in my family that have it and i hope that i don't get it

i for luck not the i am. but i beware to eat

a most interesting topic and discussion .well done and may i wish you a very merry christmas and a happy new year.all the best in 2007.jen greene